Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-03-02
LOCALS.
Next Tuesday is election day.

Two Indian women were Ill town
this week, peddling bead work.
Mrs. Carey Is adding an awning to
her restaurant building on FIFTH street.
Regular meeting of the Select
knights on Friday evening of this
week.
Hav is now bringing six dollars
ton in this market, aud hard to get
ut that.
The W. c. r. L. will meet with
Mrs. Butterfield Saturday afternoon
at 5 o'clock.
The w. c. I. L. column Is crowded
out this week, but will appear sgain
in the next issue.
L, II. Stanton has number OF
head of young stock for sale. See his
ad in another column.
There is some talk of putting Il
straight Democratic ticket IN the
field ut the coming election.
Larson Il Nilsson have embellished
the front Of their store with two hand
some Signs in black and gold.
r, =. DroydaIl called at the TRIB-
USE office yesterday and renewed his
subscription for another year.
4. Young called in last Thursday
and ordered the TRIBUNE and Farm
Stock and Home for another year.
The \. p. snow pillow was ditched
near Starbuck yesterday morning,
and that road is still unopened.
J.F. Edgecomb called at the
TRIBUNE office last week and re-
newed his subscription for another
year.
The book agent is abroad in the
town. The TRIBUNE office was af-
flicted with three of them in one day
last week..
Yesterday, according to the slmsn-
&C, was the first day of spring, and
the weather in this locality did not
go back on the book.
The Father Mathew Temperate
Society will hold meeting at the
Catholic school house next Sunday,
Immediately after mass.
Remember that the TRIBUNE office
il prepared to print election tickets
In good style, on short notice-either
"license" or mo license
The social at the residence of Rev.
Mr.. Fairbank, last Friday evening,
was largely attended, and very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
The st. Lonis weather prophet
missed his guess by just four days
That is purity clus" for man living
in such place as "Mizoori."
Quite O number of Wheaton people
are in the city In attendance at the
district court. The Browns Valley
Wheaton county seat fight is the at
traction.
Italy was visited by terrible
earthquake last week. Fully two
thousand people lost their lives, and
an immense amount Of property was
destroyed.
The spring term of district court
commenced yesterday. The calender
IL very light, and consists entirely OF
civil cases, consequently the term
will be short.
The arrival of the snow pillow from
WIllmar Sunday afternoon created
quite ripple of excitement, and
large number turned out to see it pass
through town.
TT. Moore Is decorating the front
Of his store with q new sign. Ton
i. bound to get to the front in th'
WAY of business, if paint and printers
ink will take him there.
In another column will be found
the lenten regulations for this diocese
These should have appeared las
week, but the copy was racsiysd tot
late FOR insertion in that issue.
The ladies of the Womans Hom
Missionary Society will give
Missionary tea at Mrs. William
Friday evening ut six o'clock. Al
are cordially invited to attend.
rhe storm OF last Saturday was b!
far tie worst of the season. The "oI'
settlers" can now give the "Octobe
blizzard, six years ago. rest, on
refer to the one of February, 1887.
The No License meeting, which
was to have Deen held in the cour
house Wednesday evening, has bee
uo.tDoned. The speakers that wer
expected will be unable to be here.
The young man WHO has been work
ing for the Sisters of Mercy sysE sine
their residence here, died at thel
convent last Sunday night. He wa
buried from the Catholic churc
yesterday.
In another column will be fount
the views Of the advocates Of no licens'
which will bear a careful perusa
The column IL edited by members
the Good rempiar lodge. who are n
ponsible for ali that appears in th
same.
Last Monday was the last day Il
the payment of personal propert
taxes. AS consequence, tt
treasurers office was crowded all da
with those wishing to escape til
penalty, and the county finances we
increased by "A ,s0l .33.